(And if they did tell us what diets, if any, were prescribed, whether or not the patient complied with the dietary prescription might itself be a confounder in interpreting any associations observed.) Ultimately to know which is safer and more effective in a diet vs drug comparison, which approach has the greatest benefit-to-risk ratio for all these numerous chronic disorders, clinical trials comparing the two are necessary
Jeremy Appleton, ND, Director of Medical and Scientific Affairs for PLT PLT, in association with Isocell S.A., announced the publication of the results of a new human clinical study using their exclusive dietary supplement ingredient, GliSODin in The International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism
Heres a fascinating LinkedIn post by Morgan Cheatham about how AI agents wont lead to an immediate reduction in costs
Inputs outputs Inputs: vial amount (usually mg), liquid added (mL), target amount (often mcg)
Quality Assurance Here the record is mixed
